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Old 09-30-2014, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by slowlanemcvane View Post
This brings up an interesting point:

Is it better to throw a little more smoke in the air and burn less fuel? Or is it better to keep the exhaust clean-looking and burn more fuel?

Personally, I would rather have a little more smoke come out of the tailpipe and burn less diesel (and therefore emit less "greenhouse gas") than burn more (and emit more "greenhouse gas") only to have cleaner-looking exhaust.
Bias much?

How do you know it is ONLY, as you put it, Cleaner LOOKING?

I mean, cite the actual emissions levels in CO2 for both of the scenarios- not just visible soot.

Are you actually suggesting that removing the emissions control on a disel is a net zero greenhouse gas proposition??? Or actually removing is an improvement?

I dont know myself, but why dont you post up your data?

or is this just a political/philosophical bias?
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